… your handsIt’s very common to get dry skin on your hands. “Especially in the times of COVID-19, we’re using lots of alcohol-containing sanitizer,” she says. “That’s a drying and irritating …
… stay well.Get vaccinated: Vaccines are the single best way to boost your immunity against illnesses like COVID-19 and the flu.Stay hydrated: Getting enough water is vital to a healthy lymphatic system, which …
… happening.”She notes the recent increase in nightmares and stress dreams and ties them to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. “Think about what we’re all going through. Even if you aren’t a frontline …
… adults from a distanceOlder adults are at greater risk of getting very sick with or dying from COVID-19, so some seniors are still significantly limiting their in-person social interactions. And of course, sometimes …
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